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EMERYVILLE, CA-When the second phase is complete, Pixar Village's new offices will include 350,000-sf of office space and a 50,000-sf common building that will house a screening theater. City officials say Phase 2 will break ground soon.
SPRNGFIELD, MA-The first Hilton Garden Inn hotel in the state is opened at 800 West Columbus Ave. by Hilton Hotels Corp. The 143-room, six-story hotel will be owned and managed by Columbus Hotel Management under a franchise license agreement.
MT. LAUREL, NJ-The largest is a 65,545-sf renewal by QAD Inc. here, while CBA Information Services has taken 21,675 sf of space for its headquarters in nearby Cherry Hill.
DETROIT-There are 30 redevelopments of contaminated properties throughout Michigan, with the city seeing eight of them funded with state assistance. The latest is the $90-million Federal Reserve facility.
WASHINGTON, DC-The US House of Representatives passes legislation revamping the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program and the US Senate follows suit with the introduction of a similar bill.
DALLAS-The acquistion includes the corporate headquarters of the Mesquite, TX-based printing company and two additional manufacturing facilites in a 20-year lease-back deal.
BELLEVUE, WA-The Bellevue City Council has made decisions that will allow developers to turn the 525,000-sf Factoria Mall in Bellevue into Factoria TowneSquare, a mixed-use development featuring housing, retail and office space.
CHICAGO-The ranks of retailers scouting out locations has thinned by 20% since last year's economic slowdown, according to CB Richard Ellis, Inc., with half of the remaining prospects looking for spaces smaller than 5,000 sf.
DETROIT-Greektown and MGM Grand discuss plans for their new sites, including 400 new hotel rooms for each of the three casino properties. MotorCity Casino has its own 400-room hotel plan.
LONDON-The mismatch between the investment and occupational markets in central London is continuing, according to new research from Jones Lang LaSalle, with investment activity remaining buoyant despite a lack of occupier demand.